Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-07-27

the hot air of the day time out.
Let the prairie chickens get fully
ripe before picking any Of them.
Benson base ball club is exceedingly
backward about coming forward.
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wish to know the news Of the county.
A large number cylinders have been
sold by Morris dealers this season.
Prairie chickens do not ripen till
August 18th; aquatic fowl, not I'll
Sept. 1st.
Hay is sure to be scarce and high
before hay grows again. Lay in a
good supply.
Failure to properly care for farm
machinery is the most expensive
kind Of neglect.
The Willmar and Campbell clubs
expect to meet on the Morris grounds
in few weeks.
Mrs. Ri. Hall was considerably
hurt by falling while getting out OF "
wagon yesterday.
Sheep are profitable. AS we have
said before, more of them should De
raised in this county.
Remember that of the word unsald
YOU are the master-of the word
spoken you are the slave.
Master George Mcpherson met with
an accident on Sunday, by which his
shoulder blade was broken.
Those who are most backward in
newspaper patronage are not most
backward in newspaper criticism.
Two Italians have been discoursing
music, of more or les. Of sweetness,
upon our streets during the past week.
A Young son arrived at the home of
VIM. Wolterstorf in the town OF
Pepperton one week ago to-day. All
well.
Snipe and sneak thieves are the
only kinds of game not protected by
law. You may shoot them the year
round.
The supervisors Of the town OF
Morris have a notice in another
column which hunters will do well to
peruse.
Fritz Buckentin hal the foundation
completed and the frame enclosed fol-
a large and substantial addition to
his residence.
While unloading wood, Geo. E.
Lowater fell from his dray on We'd
nesday of last week and dislocated
his shoulder.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE. II you
will read 1t carefully you will get the
worth of the years subscription ou'
of every copy,
There will be a grand dance a.
Herman tomorrow evening, giver
bv the Herman brass band. Every
body is invited to attend.
It's amusing to hear people tel
what they would do under given CIR
cumstances and then see them do
the opposite or nothing at all.
There were two runaway teams il
town last Saturday. A runawa.
horse usually pays little attention t.
the ordnance agInst fast driving.
The Morris Dramatic Society is t.
be re-organized for the purpose
rendering three plays during tn
G. A. r. Encampment next year.
It is a reckless man who will ar
pear on the street with his coat Of
and number Of two for quartz
cigars sticking out of his vest pocket
The county commissioners met a
the county auditors office In regula
session this week. Their proceeding
will appear in full in the TRIBUNE
- more quiet and orderly set of en-
pIoyees never followed circus tina
those who were in Morris yesterda
with Mr.. Barrett's combined show
Always have good word for yot
home village and your home count!
If YOU do not try to push your ow
locality to the front, no one else WI
do it for you.
BY observation you will soon oil
cover that those who know p0slttvel
Just how a newspaper should be rul
are always engaged in some 9TH
line of business, Strange, isn't it?
Mrs. Hill, wife of the gentlema
who has recently purchased the Ca
well farm, was quite seriously hu
3 on Saturday last by being throw
3 from her buggy by runaway haM
B HarYesters and binders that ha'
zen sheltered, can now be cleane
ed and made ready for use in
It time. Those that have bet
e,oors year must be taken
Coachine shop or thrown ups
Eap pile.
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